Now open..so they have moved stop N22 from the west side of the river to the east side.  Nice connecting walkway from MRT, and that will make the ferry trip a little bit faster, as there are now five stops in a row on the east side, instead of three.

 

 

 

Thanks for that info Moontang.  Although it takes me twice as long as straight through on the skytrain from Sai Ma, I have used the ferry from the next stop Kiak Kiai on a few occasions  although it was a long walk from Bang Po station.  I just enjoy the cooling boat ride.

 

The ferry actually goes past Phra Nang Khlao bridge to The Ministry of Commerce  and a shame it doesn't have a stop at Rattanathibet Road where it would then link up with the Purple line.